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Timer
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DELAY ON
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The set delay period begins as soon as the supply is connected. At the
end of this period the output relay will energise. The relay will remain
in this state until the supply is removed. |
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DELAY ON OPERATE
(Gen Set Version) |
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Specially designed for use where
excessive voltage drops may occur. (e.g. when starting motors of standby
generators are energised.) The set delay period begins as soon as the
supply is connected. At the end of this period the output relay is
energised. The relay will remain in this state until the supply is
removed.
Note: This is available in 12 and 24V DC only. |
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DELAY ON
OPERATE WITH INSTANTANEOUS CONTACT |
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This timer is fitted with two SPDT relays. One relay is timed and will
energise after the set delay time has elapsed. The second relay will
energise immediately the supply is applied. Once energised both relays are
held until the supply is removed.
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DELAY ON OPERATE
FOLLOWED BY TRUE DELAY OFF |
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The set ON delay period begins as
soon as the supply is connected. At the end of this period the output
relay is energised. The relay will remain in this state. When the supply
is removed the output relay is held energised for the set OFF period. Both
ON and OFF times are independently variable.
Note: This Timer DOES NOT USE INTERNAL BATTERIES. |
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TRUE DELAY OFF (Delay On
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When the supply is connected the output relay is energised. The set
delay period commences as soon as the supply is removed. At the end of
this period the output is released. This timer does not use internal
batteries.
Note: The supply must be maintained for a minimum of 500ms for correct
operation. (1 sec for 10 minute units. 5 seconds for 30 minute units).
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INTERNAL SUPPLY INITIATED
(Single Shot) |
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When the supply is connected the output relay is energised for the set
time period. At the end of this period the relay is released and remains
in this state. To restart the sequence the supply must be removed and then
reapplied.
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STAR
DELTA START - Version 1. |
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On application of the supply the relay remains
de-energised for the set delay period. The relay then breaks with both
contacts open for the dwell time. When the dwell time has expired the
relay energises and closes the normally open contact. The timer resets
when the supply is completely removed for a period greater than the reset
time.
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STAR
DELTA START - Version 2. |
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On application of the supply the relay remains
de-energised for the set delay period. The relay then opens for the dwell
time. This cycle repeats until the supply is removed. The timer resets
when the supply is removed for a period greater than the reset time.
Note: This type of Star Delta timer relies on additional auxiliary
contacts, fitted on the controlled contactors.
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DELAY OFF/INTERVAL (WITH SUPPLY
CONNECTED)- Version 1. |
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Delay Off (with supply
connected) A volt free contact (V.F.C.) is wired across pins 5 and 6.
On closure of the V.F.C., output relay contacts changeover. On opening of
the V.F.C. set delay period commences on expiration of which output relay
reset. Re-closure of the V.F.C. once timing has commenced resets timing,
which re-commences when the V.F.C. is re-opened. If the supply is removed
during any part of the sequence the timer will reset. |
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Interval
A V.F.C. is wired across pins 5 and 7. On closure of the V.F.C.,
output relay contacts changeover for set time then reset. The V.F.C. may
be opened during timing period. Alternatively, V.F.C. connections may be
linked and the timer started through contact in the supply circuit.
Note: Pins 5, 6 and 7 MUST BE VOLT FREE. |
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DELAY OFF/INTERVAL
(WITH SUPPLY CONNECTED)- Version 2. |
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Delay off (with supply connected)
When the supply is connected and the Volt Free Contact (V.F.C.) is closed
across A1 and B1 the output relay will energise> When the V.F.C. is opened
the set time period will begin, at the end of the time period the relay
will de-energise. Note closing the V.F.C. will reset the timer and the set
time period will begin. |
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Interval
When the supply is connected and terminals A1 and B1 are linked the
output relay will energise for the set time period (i.e. supply initiated
interval) OR. Connect the supply and by closing a Volt Free Contact
(V.F.C.) across A1 and B1 the output relay will energise for the set time
period. Note reclosing the V.F.C. while the relay is energised will reset
the time period. |
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MULTI ATTEMPT TO
START |
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On connection of the supply the
starter will energise for set ON time, then reset for set OFF time. This
sequence will repeat for the preset number of attempts or until the supply
is removed. If after the preset number of attempts the engine fails to
start a second relay is energised and can be used to set off an alarm.
Both ON and OFF times are independently variable. |
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TWO STAGE-DELAYED
PULSE |
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When the supply is connected the
set OFF delay period commences. At the end of this period the output relay
is energised for the set ON time. On completion of this period the delay
is released and held in this state. To restart the timing sequence the
supply must be removed and re-applied. Both ON and OFF times are
independently variable. |
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RE-CYCLING ON/OFF |
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When the supply is connected, output relay contacts changeover and set
ON time commences at the expiration of which output relay is released for
duration of OFF time. Relay is then energised and this cycle is repeated
as long as supply is connected.
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RE-CYCLING OFF/ON |
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When the supply is connected, set OFF time commences, at the
expiration of which output relay contacts changeover for duration of ON
time. Relay is released and OFF time recommences, this cycle is repeated
as long as supply is connected.
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